| A chance revelation provides him with the insight to realize that they are dealing with a biblically inspired murderer. |
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| In fact, they benefited greatly from the studies and were encouraged to become more biblically literate. |
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| It's been an almost biblically disastrous year for those in the tourism industry. |
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| The fact that she was one the lesser annoying parts of the movie is a testament to how biblically horrible the movie is. |
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| He says the Minimoog was a godsend to keyboard players who were jealous of guitarists and their biblically long solos. |
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| His mother's family were the type of biblically rich dynasties that F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote about. |
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| That all the performers looked picture-perfect yet moved freely in their biblically inspired costumes is a credit to the designer. |
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| The institute wants to help us think and act biblically about current moral issues. |
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| The Earth-centered theory that was supported by the Church in Galileo's time was not biblically based. |
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| His biblically named accomplice whips up some Old Testament wrath on what sounds like a couple of kerosene cans. |
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| It should at least be noted that Dylan, especially in the mid-60s, had a biblically large margin for error. |
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| Is there a place, indeed, within our Reformation churches, mirabile dictu, for a new kind of biblically inspired iconography? |
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| The film historian describes Garfield as the most biblically angry of all the young men of the screen. |
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| For 200 years, to be an American hero was to be mythicized as being almost biblically good. |
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| And, just eyeballing it here, that ark looked closer to four hundred cubits than the biblically prescribed three hundred. |
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| That document contains a paragraph identifying practices that are biblically condemned and enjoining students to refrain therefrom. |
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| Biblical and biblically influenced eschatologies are historical and directed toward the historical future. |
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| This story, biblically challenging, is not signposted on the vultures' enclosure. |
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| If you say the apostle John was a sinner, you are biblically incorrect in your belief. |
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| Each union in a biblically oriented community shares in the intended purpose of human existence. |
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| This formulates an eschatological teaching that can be embraced by the present biblically oriented community. |
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| It cannot be biblically argued that the church will be taken to be with the Lord at any trumpet other than the very last trumpet of all time. |
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| As you fill your mind with God's word, you will learn to think and make decisions biblically. |
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| Jim Murphy then used the life of Moses to help us to look biblically at the symbolism of 40 years. |
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| The insight gained by Daniel has greatly influenced the biblically oriented people who in later critical times faced similar agonizing questions. |
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| The biblically oriented community, whose covenantal consciousness was deepened by an eschatological orientation, was open to effective preaching. |
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| But, biblically speaking, angels are as likely to be sending a message as delivering one. |
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| There is room for biblically held beliefs with regard to sexuality, but we need to change how we talk about them. |
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| A former Goldman partner, a minister, and seminary president have a biblically ambitious plan to help the company do just that. |
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| A former Goldman partner, a minister, and seminary president have an biblically ambitious plan to help the company do just that. |
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| So, for thirty-two years I have preached to the most intelligent, biblically ignorant people I know, and as our introducer has said, it has made my reputation. |
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| Something biblically terrible allows the keystrokes to rapid-fire. |
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| He has a long-standing affinity for situating cartoony figures in various biblically scaled cataclysms and animistic riots of imperiled architecture. |
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| Africa's largest country can seem almost biblically blighted. |
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| First, they asserted that the ordination ceremonies in question were biblically valid. |
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| Therefore, most women are not accustomed to praying regularly, since they say a petitionary prayer after the ritual of washing their hands in the morning, and biblically this is sufficient. |
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| Coming together an the Sabbaths and the festivals offered the spiritual opportunity for the biblically oriented community to engage seriously in a covenantal reception of God's words. |
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| Campbell saw the biblically authorized ministry as that of elders and deacons, ordained by the congregations, and of evangelists, who served the church at large. |
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| As our biblically minded fellow Americans know, you reap what you sow. |
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| What I am attempting to do in this paper is: locate a visitation biblically, glance at it historically, explore it constitutionally and advocate it personally. |
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| Where has the Lord hidden them, and can it be proven biblically? |
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| British churches are divided over whether to allow filming of The Da Vinci Code, an adaptation of Dan Brown's biblically revisionist megaseller. |
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| Most of them showed an intimate knowledge of the young blonde, leading Seth to the conclusion they had known her biblically. |
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| Everything the brother said was biblically true. |
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| Yes, the exclamatory repetition of the eponymous word, especially combined with the book's biblically allusive title, can make the volume start to seem like The Liturgy of Bill and Ted. |
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| As the century progressed, the conflict sharpened, chiefly finding its expression in the application of biblically derived doctrine to social issues. |
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| Fault offsets and other damage to archaeological sites in the Jordan River valley for example, has been used to determine the magnitude of biblically important quakes. |
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| Yet the model would benefit from a broader treatment of biblically and Hellenistically grounded notions of utopia, such as that presented by Steven Schweizer. |
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| Biblically regarding taxes, the prophet Samuel stated a 10-percent rate is appropriate. |
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| Biblically inspired games were based on the Protestant worldview that success was reached by living a virtuous life. |
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| Biblically based faith helps to maintain freedom by holding together the invisible framework of social stability. |
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| Within a few weeks I will reach 70 years, so henceforth, Biblically speaking, I will be on borrowed time or, in modern parlance, I am nearing my best before sell by date! |
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| Immersion baptism is also seen as a practice established by the baptism of Jesus Christ by John the Baptist and is therefore Biblically based. |
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